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|.,,

Can.

ro-sings this math scimaobm

McFatlp`n¢l“§'wvith *rooo tons" Scean ton Coll ln'd‘Schti Wanoliw-v¢lth..5_5o tons ‘Laclmvrninna "Coal 'inT"»Egg;

S;%e and Chesnut Sizes. , ~

ewonld advise customers to

order-,=!l¢lw. for- delivery from the vessel. Hard Coal is 25c cheaper now th mit-will bein September. Order éburiupply loflay

A. l’-ickard &` Co.

. ,~ Phone 240 _ ;, 4 V

Brush

_ .zsel h ` f\ ompany

_ REXALL Toot h

'I 3 The Renal tooth brush has acurved band andir- * fegnlarbrush-surface wh`cb enables the user to clean every foutbe- particularly the ,bark ones. ll has a_ perforated back that keeps itsaaitary at all t` e d ` prqvid with a hole in the handle for hanging 13,8 an is e

Asp endid value at its price. . . . .., .,.. . .. _

M ' D C

Corse: Gt George and Kent Sis.

\5"_ ef. we

",»_»5;_r/_.. ' ,__. . ,. ~ 4 ,ggi \ .4 Y

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. ,. ,. * _ -_ . . , . . ‘ _*f",.'._§_ =“f';.. "“7*`~" _' ‘ `- the funeral services were under the

ant _D,_ol‘ar" Faunlam Pen uusnices of the brethren.

Lodi ‘_r.‘\. if _ ~ 1 ‘

` v- -1",;¢.< '

» ;\7\'e`3wisli_'5`tii at- tention-__.to`T our 'One Dollar

Fountain Pen. " ‘ " * *

This Pen is made by_'1`liE_L. F..

WATERMAN CO., of Montreal, the makers of the famous

Watgimanie Ideal Fountain Pen

It 'has the regular Waterman

feed, |4kt.'solid gold pen in fine, me`_dl\1m and-coarse points and comes in ‘plain and chased barrel.

mfs ward 'in '

'qi ,- `_“>,' ' ,*‘ “\.' '\~_ _ ` ‘A¢_._l?aiff_ll§ij always goes. ful-

£l*lHR:LOTl'ETOWli_

l _ ` ‘I A _ _ it gays _eo_,\‘>u_y in this Province.

»~ ,_ `_.- nn-o_o ,V-. __ ‘

_ .3 _

ed in the afternoon. '

_______ - o _ _

C. J. and Mrl. Riely,.0bnrlott¢€f

own, returned last evening from Bog,- ton. ` 'f

J. F. Prater. Halifax, was among

the passengers- to Charlottetown _on the Northumberland last evening.. '

Miss Bessie Brown. Charlottetown.

loaves this morning- for Montreal where she_ will ,spend a couple of weeks vacation with her friend, Miss Emma Dudier, formerly of Charlotte- town.

Miss Helen Marshall, professional

nurse at 'Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, -is spending a vacation with her parents, Rev. 'l‘homas and Mrs. Marshall, Snckville. Miss Mar- shall is, wall known' here. ` _

Miss Virinn Hughes, Charlottetown,

has left on a visit to Col and Mrs. I-LR. Lordly, Montreal, accompanied by her sister, Miss M. Hughes, w-bo will visit L. C. and Mrs. Murphy, Kingston, Out. They will be absent, about three weeks. , 0

1Mrs. Fred Jettle. St, Augustine, Florida , arrived in Charlottetown last evening on the express and will

be the great of W. W. and Mrs. ‘Cls,rke, illsborough Square, for a month. Home years ago Mr. and Mrs. Clarke were Mrs. Jatt.lc’s guests in Florida.

The Cascapedia which sailed from,

Charlottetown at»midnigbt last night bsd»o,n board Mrs. (Dr.) Carruthers, Muster Ilrucc Carruthers, Charlotte- town, Mrs. `(Dr.) Toomhs and Miss Miriam 'l‘oomba, of .Mount Btewart.‘ who will spend s. few days in Mon- treal.. '

A meeting of the P. E. I., Execut._-

ive Council Chamber, Cliarlottetown, last evening and was adjourned at a

into hour to meet again this morning ,

when the business pressing at the pre~ sent will he concluded. Several _ ,ap- pointments are being considered ibut cannot he announced until this alter- n .

Wm. 'l‘eed, Kent Bt. Charlotte-1

town, received word .yesterday ofthe death of his brother David, formerlyf of this Province. The lute Mr. 'Feed hud been in failing health for some time previous to his death, which took place at New Rochelle, N. Y. He lenvcs.to mourn his loss one brother, William, ln Charlottetown, and two sisters, Minnie and Margar- et, in Everett, Mass. Interment 'took place at New Rochelle. The deceased loft this Province many years ago and for the past six years has re~ sided at New Rochelle. The deceased was n prominent member of the In-‘ lependent Order of Oildfellows und.

_ -., ,_ ...__~, _ 4; 'PL-S. Brown,’S.`j,Cra_ig, Peter' Con- roy, Charlottetxnwm returned last ev- ening from MQu91=_0n_ _where they __ __ had been attending the horse races on the Speedway in which the P. E. I' hors- es were so successful. Capt. D. A. McKinnon has proceeded to Ottawa where be will participate in the Tominion Rifle Association matches. Among the others returning to Sum» merside were Dr. Johnston, Tignish, J. P. Irving, Cape Traverse and Dan Steel, Summersldn. Vesta. Boy, Frank Patch, owned._ by Adams, Halifax, and Prince Louis have beeushipped to Houlton, Me., where they will com- pete in the races on Labor day, .the first two entering in the Free For All andl the Pounco Louis _the 2.15 trot. All the otiiere Island, horses

fine'v1ii¥xl*¢¢niim»__~n¢sun-on fee-r»=0 - _ . _

lledtliqehniost exacting wrlieni

l l '

’U'I‘lic marriage of Mrs. Marie. Gillis, aughter of Thomas and Mrs Rstch

_‘ '~ -. i . d _ _ . » - G. RITCHIE hui? .?2“'§.‘.';_.".;..?’.i‘;‘.:_°i.:‘.:’.;'» ss.;

_ "For weakness, ' debility and that

run, down feeling you noed l\’lac’s Blood _Fo0d,.the best preparation of its kind ever offered suffering hum' ,,,,l,_y_ _ a-220/Isl

"For ngrvousness, irritability B-hd

minor diseases of thc nervous SYS” tem you need Mac's Blood Food.. ill best. nerve tonic now on the riinrklit. 50c. The '1‘wo Macs. R--Zdhl-li

“You ,can buy tomorrow morning

l=l¢b¢¢|i~ 'gingham worth 15c for 12c about 50 pieces to select from at uatonm. ~‘_' ` . 8-*zllmtl

'Bicycles i

theatres, was solemnizcd nt St. Jo-' seph's Church at six o'cloclE this morning, Rev. Fr. Kiely officiating. The lirlde, who was becomringly at- tired in 9. cream tailored suit _ with black picture hat, was assisted by Miss Eunice McPherson, who wore champagne voile over pink silk, with black picture hat. PeteriMcMnllin

present to the bride was a 'So\\th_Bea scabcoat, totlie hridesrhaid a ‘liehrl necklace, and to thc gronmsmun' n pgurl gtickpin, ,Ml'. Mill Mrs. MC- Pherson took thc 7.20 train on n honeymoon trip to Prince Edward ls- land.--North Sydney crc.

__........_-v_ _»- "W¢ have one of the bcst displays

` of 'cigars in the Province and give such 'perfectly satisfactory service that this is rapidly becoming the smokers' lwadquai-ters. Our cigars are bought direct from the leading factories and are kept absolutollf fresh and in perfect smoking in o\\r patent humidor.» All the lending brands, 5c, l0e, und l0c straillll- arg shown. Cali in and look over the line. I 'Phe McKinnon Drug Co., corn- er Great George and Kent `Bts.

' s-2aMa;u.

_,F1;¢e`h»' .P-“_"_f¢

~-* \f.

Our paatryhss a rlain-V

ty lisvor all its' ownandf for purity and whole aomeaess is above com- . pavison- These are fresh

today- German Buns. _

` --'l‘srts,- `Pnttlea, Rock

Cakes, Cream of Tartar

‘ Buns, Drop Cakes. A

d_oz....... . .-. ....|0¢

Phone err , <

0011 `

supported the groom. The groorn's,;

'T110 Band Program in the Char-‘ l0f¢tetown Gardenl last evening was'

` ‘ty - _ _ ‘

,571 0.255.323'i.‘!.u.§‘¥*22;=l.‘i.‘:.i.‘;f2€’““;,§§”; sf-°»

li . Y

I ` iss J, .Hellman and Miss B. 8;,

»-Henman. Charlottetown, returned on-`

,,»¢l.i°_~ Northumberland from Halifax. vrhere.they_,had-been on a briefivieit.

'|_-,' -_ ‘ v-P-.

ilu; .litter .lossy .lass Pearl Fer-

§\|§4'.l_lli;7,G lrluttetowu, and her sis- ter. Msthihis leave' on the 29th for Fernie, li. G., where Mrs. Jossy wil, loin her husband.,

(From l{esterdsy's Evening Guardian)

Yesterday the eastern accommoda-

tion arrived at 5.30, ten minutes late; the Tignish express at 10 p.m., ten minutes late. H. M. Messy, mrs. Messy saint- tle son of. Haverhill, Mass, are eh. ‘guests of Johu_ and Mrs. Oollings, -511;.” Charlottetown, _ `

"I_;I. C. Ballem, who has been spend-` l,'ti,g several weeks at ,his home on P. Ev Island, returned, home_ Sunday morning.--Sydney exc. _ A

_,The Misses Edith Wilson, Hazel _Nickerson and Mabel Nickerson, left this afternoon for Charlottetown, P. ld., I., to spend their holidays.- Nlonctnn exc.

Miss Martha. Chappelle, Charlotte-

town, has broken the ladies' record of this Province in howling big pins at :the Y. M. C. A. Alleys. Har score was 103. _

Re_v. Thos. Pierce and Mrs. Pierce,

Ricbibucto, formerly of this Province, unnounce thc engagement of their daughter, Miss Hattie Duncan Pierce, to _Fred (3,. Bquires, B.A., oi Bath, Carleton Co., New Brunswick, the

,u_\?`rri¢!§e~t-0 fake place in September. -Jxc.

’I‘l\e S. B. Harlandlsnvi-s Char- lottetown today at Il p.m. for Vic- jtorin and- returns" at 9.30 tonight. Tomorrow sho will sail up tue East River, leaving at 5.30 ani., and re- t_\u-nlng at 9.30 a.m., leaving ngnin at 3,30 p.m., and returning at 7.30 _p.m.I, _-f _ '

On Saturday afternoon, August

.24th, the Charlottetown Golf Club holds its yearly Driving, Approaching _and Putting Competition. The com- .pctition is open to all members ol the Club; and n large number of en- tries will no doubt be made. The prizes for the ladies in the lliilerent events will be given bv the President, lilr. llongworth, and the men's prizes will be for sweepstakes.

rf A very pretty wedding of much in~- terest took place this morning lu St. Bernurzl's Church at six o'olock when Miss Kato Murruy became the bride all William Fitzpatrick of the I.C.R. The wedding was very quiet owing to the recent bereavement in the famil

_ ~ _ y.

The _;, romony. was performed by Rev.

l7Fnthel~"D\ike. 'Fha happy couple left on a wedding trip tn Halifax and other N. El. points and P. E. I. The

presents testify to thc higb'esteem in which the brido was hcld. The ‘uroorn’s gift to the bride was a handsome bracelet.-Moncton exc.

_ ::For tbefcare of the linger nails we curry everything that is required for ,the purposc.~"Files, knives, scissors, pomades, nail polishes, Orange sticks, etc, J. G.. Jsrniieson, Drugglst..

. ` - » 8-22M3i.~

» .

I vanhoe 5

Chocolates

"The kind she lilies”

made specially to our order

" with the initials ]&] on the

bottom of évery chocolate. we

are therefore ‘inia position l°

guarantee their freshness.

-Sold in bulk or in packages.

50 cents a pound

.l llnson & _Johnson

;;¢'

ery toil luxury

you .could desire is in _

Calypso I

-Cslypio preparations urs made- l~- ,expressly for ul by Seeley the fam: .4 foul American perfume and inslude f everything you could what in prep- ‘sraiiono Rh' the skin, complexion- -. hslhsadiseiu. The uns if or ms

- hlghggi quality and priced moat “_ moderately. Call in and look over _ hhllrtl.

H I( (O

75 1.00

2.oo

received. Try us.

EVERY GARMENT OF THIS

OFFERING Is new this season. There is ./. ‘

not a shop worn or unfashionable item in the whole gathering--everythingis fresh, , `crisp,attractive,new. But we want the space ~ the garments occupy--so we offer you _

' 20 Per Cent _Off Unrleraltirlo 5 U

_ _ 20 l’crCeni0if Princesa Slips - '

20 Per Cent Off Corset Covers - ' 20 Per Ccnt_0if Drawers

(5 U U il

ORDER BY MAIL-all goods shipped sam: day as order is I

-, - ‘ '. -»_

.`,l. _ .

|20.rer.¢¢n\_0li`l'. if ' f%*"*'iT3li3`il. 0 »| sw»n_=;_§ur\» l , -5 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;. |n¢n'3§7»§°¢li'»lsng.] _

'lhe -lluolelt Store on Charlottetown: Buaiest Street -

20 per cent oil e all léadies’ Whiiewear 0'

./ \ * U

f/ I 'z -

.' r ‘ 7,7

20 |’e`r Ceni0ff AllNighfgowo» lil ;

I __

I I' l"'0'/ L ill ‘

~ -,ntf . 75°

35 cent garments are irow only 28a ,r ,\/,J\i; V/T., N I Loo _ 5° ‘”° v\ il* .<=°.~. :‘ ii “ H3

. `. I P il. v , 2 Oo c V

80:: _ , - ' li 3 O, if 0 2 gg

~‘ “ 1.20 :.00

If It

\| -C

1.60

$1.00 Underwear now

l 25 per cent oil all Men’s l .

balbriggau underwear, aertex under- wear, light weight wool underwear in all sizes. Discounted 25 per cent

$4.50 “ “ $r.13 per suit $2.00 " “ $1.50 per sul

,#7 Pi/

New Summer Underwear r

Some ofthe best makes in the

market will be offered in this line _

__ _~ ‘q.,`f

_ .i

75c per suit _\ _

_ ,

» "

. '.g,\`\

2?' '

250 Pieces New

2 ~»1@a»~ Ilressl Goods go

al one" num on

L ADI ll‘,e‘,lv AR E BUYING

_ ,_ ‘U

59 \.7`__ 5/ 5’ g."\\. . `- `”E‘s=-:_ r`;»"f>‘f “_ .gli

` '\,l\:j~{.‘\. ~» "~_(*i\

. .F \ _ _________`\\<` -;` A

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v J

.lhvffl A _ //Q

'“E‘lN"'*' \y\\ f 1/,A il _ ~- l 0/ 1

.. /,, \

».;. . __ ,_ _

Z per cent oil all p Lace ;,C1u°iains '

V ' 0 MOST OF YOUR NEIGHBOURS

HAVE taken advantage of this great sale to add to their suppl_v'of new cur~ tains. Get your share to-diy while the

assortment is good.

Curtains are now ,, 560 - so on if I sac

._, -¢~

6| H ll

_ I per cent ol all / Sheciings eic

20 per cent oil all Shceting l ao per cent oft' Pillow cottons ,

[47 H eo per cent 05 Table Linens l,

' Y zo per cent off Napkins ,l e ' , 20 per cent off Towels l _ ‘ _ 20 per eent off Towellings , I

“ 20 per cent oil Cretonues

20 per cent oil Curtain lac-es

zo per cent off Hemmed Sheets zo per cent off Pillow cases ,

L __ __ ,

_~ , 2/(

r" ‘ " - 1

$2.95 Dresses Now $1.95 .

AND TI-lAT'S Ol‘3T..Y A SAMPLE of theway I

things are going in the ready to wear department. Every sort of summer wear is heavily discounted

for example,

2 95 Dresses are now 1.95 A

1, f f

HA N DS O M Ii suit and dress

, lengths every day from this great

' assortment of new-~ Sty lish- attrac- "` tive goods. ' Over 250 pieces to . choose fromlchoose yours “while

_ o Dresses are now

3.7 5 Dresses are now 2 50 ~ 4 5 3-00 .

, 10.00 suns naw 10.75 ` A

large number of costly ‘an"rl'“ii'onntifn'i'

1 _ ..., °. 1 f 1 -J" eluded i\_1_

f' 0 ,\»;"

_ 455;... '

I ./.5

33-. <\_ 1, -=-if sw; s

'_ `V . 'i “K ‘ Zi'

1 l 1 /

ire Il ll

» _5 -_ > ry, O

the choosing`is_good.‘ '_

5nc Dress .Goods for... ..34c 75c Dress. Goods for' . - . ...56¢ 1 oo Dress Goods for'. . . . . . 674: 1 50 Dress Goods for... . .l 00 2.00 Dress Goods for _...L34

25 per ceni oil

Summer 2 Stockings

LISLE STOCKlNGS»--COT-

TON stockings--»silk stockings ~every kind of light summer stockings is oilered you at adis- count of

4,25 per cent--5-Be Prompt. -

l"100 scEol dresses Vln_cotton at l-3 oil at Patons. 8-Zliiltf

"Mac's Blood Food will materially relieve any disorder arising from pool' watery blood or an imperfect blood supply. A box 50c. The ,Two Macs.

8-22M3i

"All pretty combinations and only

lone of a kind, special 10 p.c. discount .for coats Patous; 8-21Ml2!

if "35 inch heavy striped tiannallette ,inc quality for 12c, 200 yards to ‘sell from Patons.. 8‘21MU 1A. _*£-

."`- "can in san see the splendid values we are now oileriug in men's biz” grade panama hats. The entire line

goes at 5 big discount. Br0wn'a, The Home oi Good Hats. 8-21M3i

"One thousand yards cbeeseclotb

for 31:. Fine things for keeping flies oil rattle and horses at Futons.

ii--20Mtf

“Another lot of English ginghamu

worth i2c for 9 at Patonsf 8<-~20lVlt.f

“Ladies coat sweaters $1.50. $1.95. $2.25, $3.00 up to $12.00. Special long length coats $4.50 to $12.00 at Patong, 8-°2lll1ll.f

“Until iurthor notice we will

pay 24 cents cash for wuslioo \vool and I6 cents for unwushed -Prowso Bros Ltd. 6»-2 I ML

Big lot of sample cont sweaters nt

g price, slightly mussed at Patons.

il-205/iii

E, _S , Fire-

_ Insurance

' Office Sunnyside

i~ Beer etc

` . » -. I

. , . _ `

I 1-is Menu sep. 3°.

in .good strong Stock Companies at rea-

. souable rates.

QPromptness in payment of- all claimsi

_ "a strong feature.

_., E. li ‘ ~ ~ .................

R. ‘BROW _

~ A ` mf X

W ~»' I `_»`j""" ..,.' _

Tasty. Pure, Sparkling. lnvi'gorali_iil|_

Slmmon’s Beverages are best. Try our Ginger Ale, Orange

' Phosphate. Sarsaparllla, Vino, Kola Champagne, Stone Ginger

_ :rx

I G; ‘SI M M ON S .

Charlottetown.

1 OUR WHOLE STOCK Oh i~l.'\NDSOl\ll£ , SPRING, and summer .wits-all m;».ferials»-every.

style-reduced in price to clear without reserve.

16.00 suits for |015 18.00 “ “ 12.75 zo.oo " " ".00 22.00 “ “ I6 00 . I 26.00 “ “ I8 (I0 . »

one 'rin-0 on all 5 iingerie wana

_ EVERY SUMMER WAIST WITH THE exception of the plain tailored garments is offered you at a discount of one third off. ` _ »‘ ~ ,

1.00 l/Vaists are now 67c ‘

1 50 Waists are now L00 _ 2.00 Waists are now L34 3.00 Waists are now 2.00

e ef .J

. lWise Investment

to every young man is Endowment Insurance. A few een ts n u week saved now will mean a large cheque in your name a few ye ers hence. It also means a large estate in 'event of your dealh, absoln iely gunrnnteed after your first yearly payment is made. Get in yo nag. Write us for figures, stating your age. _ - L ~

’ J. K. ROSS

North American Lite Assurance

Charluiielown .,/»"$~

- ' eff...-_ ' f.¢¢<¢_-_sma

. . -. _ »- -=--~--==- .» Get theIdealEng1'ne

on' Your ]ob-'~-

No matter what you may need an engine for-irrigating, threshing grain, grinding iced, 1, running small farm or household machines or y_ supplying the home with electricity and running water--you will find the Ideal llopper Cooled engine the only one that will give you supreme

satisfaction. ,.

features that there is no motor now on the ‘ market th at can excel it. ,

The Ideal is the best all-round farm en-

gine at its price that brains can produce or you

5 _can buy. Write for our free illustrated

I raial0[{. `

1 _

Bruce btewart £6’-C0 Ltd. `

Charlottetown.

The Ideal is light in weight, smooth run- ;,_'<_

ning, economical on fuel, can_be transported - . - from place to place and runs many weather. _ ,.,

It has so many exclusive heavily patented l

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